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Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Lite Launches on Xbox One and PS4 This Week for Free

  • March 19, 2019
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Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Lite

This morning Bandai Namco revealed that a free, “lite” version of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 will be hitting consoles this week. You’ll be able to download Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Lite on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 starting Wednesday, March 20.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Lite will allow players to create their own custom character, unique to the Dragon Ball universe, and play through five of the game’s story episodes. If you’re feeling confident in your skills, you can even take your avatar online to participate in some multiplayer matches. All of your progress will transfer over should you decide to purchase the full game.

Here’s a brief features rundown from this morning’s press release:

  • Play five story episodes, ‘Raditz’s Attack’, ‘The Saiyan Threat’, ‘Ruckus on Planet Namek’, ‘The Ginyu Force Strikes’ and ‘The Galactic Emperor’, from the main game.
  • Take part in Online Battles and Online Quests – with the option to play against those with the full version of the game (Online events and expert missions will remain exclusive to owners of the full game)
  • Compete in Hero Colosseum mode, with all content and online matches
  • Additionally, players will be able to transfer saved data from the “Lite” version to the full game if they choose to purchase the full version of DRAGON BALL Xenoverse 2

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has perhaps the longest, strongest legs of any mainstream Dragon Ball game we’ve ever seen. Bandai Namco keeps releasing more content, and the fact that it’s gone through the trouble to produce a free version is indicative of its intention to support the game in the future. Give it a shot, and see what you think!

Don’t forget that you can also download a free version of Dead or Alive 6. More details on that here.

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Matthew Hayes
Matthew Hayes

Matthew loves colorful, grindy, Japanese RPGs and esoteric philosophy - if you want to buy him something for his birthday and need inspiration, that's all you need to know. He is a full-time writer, lover of dogs, and book hoarder. While typically quiet and kind, Matthew does get aggressively competitive in online multiplayer games (sometimes he cusses). Favorite games include: Persona 4 Golden, Final Fantasy VII / Tactics Advance, Dark Souls, Rainbow Six Siege, Soul Calibur 4, Jet Grind Radio, and SaGa Frontier. For corrections, tips, or leads, you can reach out to Matthew at hayesface7@gmail.com.

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